#Ransomware seems to be everywhere these days, so how can you defend against it? Well, this quick vid will give you a helping hand. “No excuses.” Part of our #cybersecurity101 series where we outline the basic terms of cyber.
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In October 2022, ISO 27001 introduced new changes. The internationally recognised standard on how to manage your information security was first launched in 2005 and underwent its last update in 2013. Since then, new technologies have emerged to dominate the business landscape, such as cloud computing, which has brought new security challenges. It’s estimated that global cybercrime is expected to grow by 15% per year, totaling a staggering $10.5 trillion by 2025.
Recently, Bulletproof’s pen testers participated in the Hack the Box Business CTF 2022 competition. This was a global InfoSec contest that pitted cyber security teams against one another in a series of hacking challenges, based on real-world vulnerabilities. There were 8 categories which included challenges of varying skill levels for teams to apply their hacking expertise to ‘capture the flag’.
Articles 13 and 14 of the GDPR state that information must be provided where personal data has been obtained directly from a data subject, or where personal data has not been collected directly from the data subject, respectively.